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Newspaper
Jacksons Hole Courier
Location
Jackson, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1919
Page
2
Newfoundland earns fame for codfish and export wealth. The annual catch reaches about 2,500,000 quintals with half exported worth around $6,000,000. Dried cod forms the major export, and most residents live by codfish-related work.
An odd jumble combines an advertisement for Cascarets claiming gentle relief over harsh purgatives with a satirical London Times anecdote about a Scots church member disliking the pastor's emotional sermons. The piece blends health tips and social humor in a single page entry.
An old advertisement promotes GO MEDAL capsules claiming to strengthen kidneys and purify blood. It warns of kidney signals like fatigue and nausea and urges immediate treatment, naming Haarien lab origins and urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
Miran Seyalsy, Armenian delegation representative in the United States, declared that Armenia lies at the mercy of Turks and Tartars with no protection from allied powers beyond southern Armenia. He accused Turkey of extermination policies as Britain and France face competing interests, noting atrocities including the sequestering of Armenian women and calls for accountability.
Government efforts for mediation aim at a speedy end to the bituminous coal strike. Officials seek acceptance of President Wilson's plan to appoint a commission to settle the dispute between miners and operators. The government reports cooperation from Samuel Gompers and Warren S. Stone in the talks.
Edgewater New Jersey report says motor man Alexander Rabb died of heart disease after applying brakes to a car that coasted toward a precipice on the Hudson Patlandes. Thirty passengers were thrown from their seats but survived the sudden stop.
Fourteen members of a Halloween party died in a crush near Grossing Philadelphia after a collision between a Denheylyanke railroad train and a motor truck. The accident occurred as the group moved toward Billingaport for a planned event.
A volunteer force of officers and men who served in the Brent war urge Congress to preserve unit designations and to formalize a permanent citizen service. They call on Saturday meetings to promote a national defense establishment and sustained volunteer service.
The readable fragments do not form a coherent report. The piece mentions hints of a local matter involving individuals and a fireman but lacks concrete facts, dates, or entities to identify a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary overheard exchange shows a jesting export figure asking about a weekly court decision on serving a drink. The dialogue hints at a conflict between opinion, quality, and availability in a casual setting.
A murky note from tenants demands lower rents and alarms about planned hikes. The fragment hints at protest talk and a confrontational tone toward a landlord group. No clear dates or officials are given.
A jumble of recipe instructions for Corn Chowder Cream Soup and other soups with notes on butter, crackers, corn milk and peanuts mixed with reflective prose on character. It preserves era tone with practical cooking steps and kitchen tips.
The Palmer administration moves to end the coal strike by seeking state level injunctions after Indianapolis action. Attorneys general to report any two or more persons organizing strikes and to file new suits against local leaders. Government vows to curb profiteering as war prices are enforced and labor distances itself from a general strike.
Four men and four women are under arrest in Las Cruces New Mexico charged with murder in the shooting death of John T Hutchings former chauffeur of Alamogordo. Hutchings was shot in the back while piloting a car in the El Paso Phoenix cross country race near Lanark New Mexico. The car traveled about forty five miles per hour when the fatal shot was fired and Hutchings' mechanic Oliver Lee was a witness.
In Budapest various currencies circulate including blue Austro-Hungarian bank notes, good white money with ten percent discount, and bad white money worth one fifth of value. Green five crown notes, pink notes with a thirty percent discount, and many exchange bands form where these moneys swap hands in large quantities.
Colonel James D Bell commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic died November 1 at his Brooklyn home at age 74. Cause of death was hardening of the arteries after a brief illness of less than a week.
A nautical mishap near Avalon involved Captain George C. Farnsworth and his crew rescuing mules adrift on the water. The incident unfolded Sunday as they battled rough seas aided by Captain Farnsworth’s small team.
Helsingfors reports from the demy of Heneral Yudeniteh Toelire that his forces steadily advance along the entire front before Petrograd and to the south. Nils right flank remains protected as progress continues.
Lieutenant Belvin W. Maynard, known as the flying parson, departs for the south to conduct exhibition flights. He is to showcase aerial maneuvers during the army’s latest exploratory trips and will perform demonstrations aimed at morale and training.
In Weet Point Ball Washington vacancies remain for candidates to fill until the start of June. The government announced new openings and invites qualified residents to apply before the deadline.
A quoted slip quotes Usele Bi Bore expressing no regrets about prohibitions. He faultily claims temperance lecturers deprived him of certain experiences and questions the stance of prohibitionists.
Recipes outline cheese’s role as protein rich substitute and list dishes. Stuffed Potatoes With Cheese and Rice Baked With Cheese appear with steps and ingredients. Pittsburgh Potatoes and Baked Fish with Piquant Stuffing use cheese toppings and baking to finish.
Few explorers have entered Musan in Korea, an ancient walled city on the edge of the peninsula. The central palace remains, a temple guesthouse lies nearby in partial ruin, and gates and towers tell of five centuries of history. Tigers roam the surrounding bitterly cultivated mountains.
Largely funded by the Bernice Pauahi Bishop estate and museum, a scientific expedition will depart Hawaii next spring for two years in the South Seas to determine the origin of the Polynesian race and trace migrations to Hawaii. The estate of Bernice Pauahi Bishop funds institutions promoting native Hawaiian interests.
Uncle Joe guides a youth amid idle talk as a tide of doubt and banter rises. A nephew questions old tales while the elder laments missed chances, noting the tide is out but a good one soon may return.
A reflective note argues that wrinkles reveal age and experience while true confidence stems from attitude. The author discusses embracing aging with humor and practicality, urging readers to prioritize self esteem over cosmetic fixes.
A Lady of Distinction is noted for her delicate perfume influence. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water clears pores, followed by dusting with Outidors Talcum Powder for healthy skin.
A Mun cie family splits over politics with the father a Democrat and mother a Republican. On the election day the head of the house plans to haul voters to the polls, while the motherclaims half the car for Republicans. The heated dispute reflects a partisan divide during the local voting effort.
In a church parsonage dispute the preacher asks the deacons for paint money. The deacon recalls the prior minister funded repairs himself. The preacher retorts he cannot pay as his pockets are filled with sermons, not paint money.
A jumble of quotes about marriage of ideas and ideals. The text juxtaposes discussions of idealism, world as stage, and references to Bolling and Praish, with mentions of want and principle as human flaws. The passage reads as a rough editorial or mock dialogue.
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